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4th Annual Chelsea Family Literacy Day November 7
The Chelsea Library will be the scene of the Fourth Annual Family Literacy Day this Saturday, Nov.
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Chelsea officials ponder revenue sources
City councilors meet as a committee of the whole at 7 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall to discuss ways to increase revenue.
Area municipalities relieved by Patrick's local aid plans
Area municipal leaders are breathing a sigh of relief after Governor Deval Patrick spared cities and towns from the brunt of the spending cuts he announced last week.
Another convicted sex offender arrested at MGH
Francis Pelosi, 56, of Boston, was arrested around 7 p.m. yesterday after he locked himself in an emergency-department men's room at Massachusetts General Hospital, the Suffolk County District Attorney's office reports.
Seasonal flu is upon us, go get the shot
I headed down to the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center's free flu clinic Saturday and stood in line with hundreds of residents from Chelsea, Revere, Winthrop and, of course, East Boston.
Appeals court upholds Chelsea murder conviction
The Massachusetts Appeals Court this week affirmed the murder conviction of a Chelsea man who stabbed a Lynn father of three to death at a Chelsea produce market seven years ago, Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel F. Conley announced.
a The Wonderful World of Dissociaa at Chelsea Theatre
Lisa has lost an hour of her life that landed in the State of Dissocia, a wonderland of eccentric logic, delights, and dangers.
Sleeping out to raise awareness of climate issues
Tufts students in the environmentally oriented Leadership Campaign slept out on the Academic Quad last weekend, the first of many sleep-outs to promote climate legislation in Massachusetts.
City Council eyes Boston studio
Councilors Stephen Murphy and Bill Linehan want the city to reap more benefits from the state's growing movie industry business that's so far generated an estimated $700 million in spending since state tax incentives took effect in 2006.
Chelsea receives high honors at Bank of America NEI Awards
Bank of America held its 2009 Boston Neighborhood Excellence Initiative Awards last Thursday morning in the McKim Building at the Boston Public Library.
a ' Chelsea Massachusetts Newspaper
Joanthan Barbosa, 19, 1 Silk St., Chelsea, was arrested for receiving stolen motor vehicle, resisting arrest, failing to stop for police, stop sign violation, leaving scene of property damage, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, red light violation, speeding, reckless operation of motor vehicle, resisting arrest, receiving stolen property ...
Breath of fresh air for water authority
One of the agency's 440 vehicles is getting painted in one bay, while tires and filters are getting changed nearby.
Police: Car kickers arrested in Dorchester, East Boston
Boston Police report arresting two alleged vandals bent on destroying cars; in one case for the apparent hell of it, in the other because of unrequited love.
I-Team: Fake Licenses Pose Health Threat To Women
Share + Oct 15, 2009 11:18 pm US/Eastern Reporting Joe Shortsleeve CHELSEA The I-TEAM uncovers what appears to be a massive case of fraud and forgery that could pose a health threat to women across the state.
New Apollinaire production opens Oct. 30
The Apollinaire Theatre Company will premier its production of Anthony Neilson's The Wonderful World of Dissocia on October 30 at the Chelsea Theatre Works building on 189 Winnisimmet Street.
Route 16 Stop Tops Mystic River Plan To-Do List
A Green Line Train at Cleveland Circle. Photo by Alexander Svirsky. - Ken Krause The Green Line extension to Route 16 is listed as the top transportation priority in a Mystic River Corridor Strategy Plan that will be the topic of a public forum later this month.
Person shot outside Chelsea apartment building
Police are investigating an early Sunday morning shooting in Chelsea. Reports say one person was shot twice outside an apartment building on Chester Street, which is near the Malden Center "T" stop.
The road ahead a " Vitagliano briefs residents about new bridge project
John Vitagliano, consultant for the Chelsea Street Bridge project was at last week's Eagle Hill Civic Association meeting in East Boston to update members and residents on the progress of the bridge project.
Warm reception a " Feinberga s visits Juneau, Alaska and finds a former Chelsea resident
The story begins at a boxball reunion game on Revere Beach, and then takes a detour to the Chelsea Public Library, and begins anew in Alaska, the largest state in the U.S.A., by area - " thousands of miles from Chelsea.